It was not immediately clear why Tarrio was released before the end of his sentence.ĭepartment of Justice officials have said unidentified members of the Proud Boys stole the banner from Asbury United Methodist Church on Dec. Last August, Tarrio was sentenced to more than five months in jail after pleading guilty in July to torching the BLM banner. The 37-year-old was also carrying a white plastic bag that appeared to contain his belongings.Īfter greeting his family, Tarrio told reporters he was feeling “great” about his release, but noted that he was still worried for several Capitol riot defendants who are being held at the jail. Tarrio, wearing jeans and a black t-shirt with a photo of Malcolm X brandishing a firearm along with the words, … BY ANY MEANS NECESSARY.”, was spotted greeting and hugging his fiancée as he left Washington, DC’s Central Detention Facility.
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